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The Year in Review: The Top 10 Moments with First Lady Michelle Obama

December 29, 2014 at 2:38 PM ET by Ken Meyer
Summary: 
To celebrate the year, we put together, in no particular order, ten of our favorite moments from the First Lady's social media accounts in 2014.

We're nearing the end of 2014, so we thought it'd be a great time to look back at the First Lady's year online. 

In the past 12 months, the First Lady passed 1 million followers on both her Twitter and Instagram accounts. She took to Twitter, YouTube, Vine, and Tumblr to answer your questions about our troops, education, and healthy eating. She even let Bo and Sunny take over her Instagram account. 

To celebrate the year, we put together, in no particular order, 10 of our favorite moments from the First Lady's social media accounts in 2014. Check out her digital year in review: 

1. The First Lady turned into a GIF to answer your questions on student loans.

2. From the United Nations, the First Lady advocated for girls’ education.

3. A turnip sparked some dancing for the fall garden harvest.

4. The First Lady and her daughters shared a moment on the Great Wall of China.

5. We ate #LunchWithFLOTUS to talk about healthy eating in schools.

6. Celebratory throwbacks.

The President and First Lady Celebrate their 22nd Anniversary
The First Lady Celebrates Christmas 2014

7. Dr. Biden and the First Lady answered your questions on helping service members, veterans, and their families.

8. The First Lady supported the effort to #BringBackOurGirls.

9. Tyler Oakley sat down with the First Lady to talk about getting an education beyond high school.

10. Bo and Sunny took over the First Lady’s Instagram account.

The First Dogs Take Over The First Lady's Instagram Account
 
Want to see more content like this from the First Lady in 2015? Follow along with her on Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest.

See more from 2014:

Ken Meyer

Director of Digital Strategy for the Office of the Vice President